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F. Mansell, 19th century

Brownholme Hall; page 41 (Volume One)

M. J. Starling, active 1830

North West View of Brenckburn Priory, Northunberland; page 44 (Volume One)

Robert Tingle, 19th century

Brewer's Alms House, Mile End; page 40 (Volume One)

Matthew Urlwin Sears, active 1826–1859

Bunyan's Native House at Elstow; page 46 (Volume One)

unknown artist

Bunyan's Vestry Chair (with text) from the mirror; page 47 (Volume One)

Matthew Urlwin Sears, active 1826–1859

Chancer's Inn, Canterbury; page 61 (Volume One)

Joseph C. Bentley, 1809–1851

Chip Chase Castle, Northumberland; page 66 (Volume One)

S. Lacey, active 1830s

The Palace of the Bishop of Durham, at Bishop Auckland; page 96 (Volume One)

unknown artist

The House in which he was born at Rotterdam; page 107 (Volume One)

Matthew Urlwin Sears, active 1826–1859

Gray's Church Yard at Stoke, near Windsor (Volume Two)

Matthew Urlwin Sears, active 1826–1859

Cowley's House at Chertsey; page 75 (Volume One)

John Greig, active 1803–1853

View in the Quadrangle Cowdray House (for the Excursions through Essex); page 74 (Volume One)

unknown artist

Cowper's House at Olney (with text)(from the Mirror)[a similar engraving appears in "The Tourist; a literary and anti-slavery journal", January 28, 1833, page 189]; page 76 (Volume One)

J. Steed, active 1830–1832

Conservatory at Weisbaden; [not numbered] (Volume One)

Matthew Urlwin Sears, active 1826–1859

Crosbie Hall, Bishopsgate Street - The Residence of Richard the Third; page 79 (Volume One)

S. Lacey, active 1830s

Craigstone, Aberdeenshire; page 77 (Volume One)

Matthew Urlwin Sears, active 1826–1859

Cumner-Place, Berkshire (with text)(from the Mirror?); page 85 (Volume One)

unknown artist

Dalkeith Palace, Midlothian; page 86 (Volume One)

W. Watkins, active 1828–1830

Drapers' Hall, Throgmorton Street; page 89 (Volume One)

unknown artist

An Academy for Young Gentlemen near Dresden; page 91 (Volume One)

Matthew Urlwin Sears, active 1826–1859

Chesterton, The Birth-Place of Dryden; page 95 (Volume One)

unknown artist

The Old East India House in Leadenhall Street 1648 to 1726; page 99 (Volume 0ne)

unknown artist

Edzell Castle, [Forfarshire?]; page 101 (Volume One)

John J. Hinchliff, 1805–1875

The Interior Quadrangle of the Castle, Edinburgh; page 102 (Volume One)

Matthew Urlwin Sears, active 1826–1859

Residence of Edward the Black Prince (from The Mirror)(Volume IV, D, page 33)(with text); page 103 (Volume One)

unknown artist

The Statue of Erasmus; page 107 (Volume One)

Elizabeth Byrne, active 1812–1850

The Foundling Hospital for the Beauties of England and Wales; page 3 (Volume Two)

unknown artist

The Residence of Jeschi in the Boulevard du Temple, from a drawing made on the spot. The window covered wit a blind is the one from whence the deadly engine was [Dissil?]; page 2 (Volume Two)

William Deeble, active 1814–1849

Castle Fraser, Aberdeenshire; page 4 (Volume Two)

Print made by David Lucas, 1802–1881

Charles Robert Leslie's "Memoirs of the Life of John Constable": Ripon

Print made by David Lucas, 1802–1881

Charles Robert Leslie's "Memoirs of the Life of John Constable":Yorkminster

William Mulready, 1786–1863

The Fight Interrupted

George Maile, active 1824–1840

The Sportsman

Heinrich von Moller, Born 1879

Steelyard

George Maile, active 1824–1840

The Sportsman

M. A. Gliddon, active 1840

Font in St. John's Church, Hackney

Thomas Hollis, 1818–1843

View of Westminster Hall and Bridge from Lambeth

Benjamin Holl, 1808–1884

Mr. G. V. Brooke as Othello and James Bennett as Iago - 'Othello,' Act III, Scene III

Charles W. Sharpe, active 1858–1883

Orlando and the Wrestler - "As You Like It"

Print made by Henry Martens, 1828–1854

Theatre Royal Italian, Salon, dans l'Opera "Othello" par Mr. Ferri

Thomas A. Woolnoth, 1785–1857

Mr. C. Kemble as Faulconbridge

Albert Henry Payne, 1812–1902

Shakespeare Writing

Charles Mottram, 1807–1876

Oberon and Titania - "Midsummer Night's Dream", Act II, Scene III

Charles Rolls, 1800–active 1830

The Play Scene - "Hamlet", Act III, Scene II

E. J. Pigal, 1798–1872

Phoo! Angalis! Pah! Pish!